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Topic:"Information Disclosure" in M03669

Matter: E-ENSC-R-10 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Electricity Demand Side Management Plan for 2012A request by Efficiency Nova Scotia for approval of a $43.7 million Demand Side Management plan for the 2012 operating year.  (Also see Matter Nos. M04538 and M04539)
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E-22010 DSM Evaluation Reports - Final Report - February 28, 2011 2/28/2011 1 passage
Section 17
ject. While this does not affect the tracking of equipment installed, it makes conducting a billing analysis problematic. We recommend that this be taken into consideration when tracking participants. 1.3.2 Data Access / Delivery Issues Th...

AI summary The evaluation of Conserve Nova Scotia programs faces challenges due to delayed and inconsistent data reporting, lack of standardized formats, and absence of unique identifiers. These issues hinder accurate participation tracking, particularly for low-income households, and complicate program evaluation and data sharing.

IR-1 to IR-11 issued by NPB06611 3/17/2011 1 passage
INFORMATION REQUESTS to ENSC from NewPage and Bowater Mersey NON-CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION REQUESTS to ENSC from NewPage and Bowater Mersey NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-11 2 Reference: NMR Group Inc. 2010 Evaluation Report, Executive Summary, page 7, final 3 paragraph. 4 5 Please provide ENSC's response on how it is...

AI summary NewPage and Bowater Mersey request ENSC to explain how it addresses a challenge identified in the NMR Group Inc. 2010 Evaluation Report. The request is part of a regulatory proceeding, with contact details provided for James MacDuff of McInnes Cooper.

IR-1 to IR-31 issued by Mel Whalen, Multeese Consulting Inc. (Board Counsel Consultant)06607 3/17/2011 1 passage
NON-CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REQUESTS
NON-CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REQUESTS To: Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation c/o Sean Foreman Regulatory Counsel Wickwire Holm 2100 -1801 Hollis Street Halifax, NS B3J 2X6 From: 0"...........1 c"'..... 4=4= 1",..... ,.. ••1"',.. ....(. UUO...

AI summary A non-confidential information request from the Nova Scotia Utility & Review Board to Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation, with responses due March 29, 2011. The request is directed to Sean Foreman at Wickwire Holm, with Mel Whalen of Multeese Consulting Inc. as the contact person.

IR-1 to IR-55 issued by Consumer Advocate06610 3/17/2011 4 passages
Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC
Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC

AI summary This document outlines information requests submitted by the Consumer Advocate to ENSC, though the specific details of the requests and ENSC's responses are not provided in the current chunk. The proceeding likely involves regulatory scrutiny of ENSC's practices and compliance with consumer protection standards.

Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC
Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC

AI summary The document outlines information requests made by the Consumer Advocate to Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC), focusing on regulatory transparency and data disclosure related to energy efficiency programs and consumer protections.

Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC
Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC

AI summary The document outlines information requests made by the Consumer Advocate to Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC), focusing on regulatory transparency and data disclosure related to energy efficiency programs and consumer protections.

Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC
Consumer Advocate Information Requests to ENSC

AI summary The document outlines information requests made by the Consumer Advocate to Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC), focusing on regulatory transparency and data disclosure related to energy efficiency programs and consumer protections.

06934EAC Final Submission 5/13/2011 1 passage
The Inclusion of Reasonable Information in Board Regulatory Processes p. pp. 19-20
The Inclusion of Reasonable Information in Board Regulatory Processes - 1. The EAC takes special note of the objection raised by the Chair at the closing of hearing with respect to Mr. Outhouse"s question to Mel Whelan requesting a compari...

AI summary The EAC defends the inclusion of stakeholder session information in Board hearings, countering the Chair's objection that it could hinder future stakeholder discussions. The EAC argues that such transparency is legitimate, citing past practices and the need to address DSM budget changes, while noting the Chair excluded EAC from commenting on the matter.

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